Truth in the Bones

By: Vickie McKeehan

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Skye Cree is after a madman like no other. He’s cunning, smart, dangerous, a serial killer who preys on entire families. He’s gone undetected for five years until an analytical nerd stumbles on a pattern of murders across the U.S. with no apparent connections. Slowly Skye begins to connect the dots. But with lives at stake, will she be able to figure out the link in time to catch this psychopath before he adds more victims to his tally? Or will she get outfoxed and jeopardize everything she loves one last time? Everything hinges on trying to end the reign of a serial killer who has nothing to lose. Will Skye take him down and find justice for the families or has she met her match?

Please bring back real human readers

You couldn’t tell who was who when someone was speaking, there was no feeling in the voice and many mispronounced words or phrases. I believe it would have been a great story to listen to had it not been for the virtual performance

Bad narration but pretty good story

Ive avoided it for a long time, thinking i wouldn't like it, but i finally broke down and tried listening to a book that was virtually narrated. I should have listened to my own advice on this.
there a was no inflection, which I could get past, but there was a lot of mispronounciation, (sp?), to the point I had to rewind and listen a couple of times to understand what she was saying. I will just stick to human narrators in the future. other than that the story was good and enjoyed listening to it. this was my first book by this author and I will listen to another in the future...granted there's a human doing the narrating lol.

having the strenth of the Indian guides and how they all worked together like a family

really good enjoyed the plot and it kept me in anticipation of what would happen next.

Virtual Voice is horrible.

Having AI tell the story keeps it from becoming real. A big disappointment. Stop using AI or teach it to say words correctly and put some life into it.

Virtual voice

Virtual voice was distracting. The story line was okay. Some of the characters were too simple, no depth.